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Just to make sure I'm correctly understanding the payment options ...
If my bill were due today, could I go online and schedule 1/2 the amount due to be paid from my checking account today and the other 1/2 on a specified date two or so weeks later? Do I assume correctly that the 2nd payment would have to be paid before the start of the next billing cycle?
Additionally, when a future payment is scheduled with Payment Options will AT&T automatically pull my payment from my checking account on that date or is another action required by me?
I thank you.
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ATTJulieCS
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1.1K Messages
11 years ago
This is a great question enigma_1. You can request a partial payment arrangement. Visit Payment Arrangements for full details on your options. Or view payment options here.
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mibrnsurg
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11 years ago
It it was due today, partial payment would cause you to be in arrears if you paid the rest later, after the due date. Might be shutdown for late pay.
Best to call and tell them and set-up a payment plan. 😉
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RCSMG
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11 years ago
You can make the partial payment today and make the rest of it at a later date as long as there is no scheduled date for your service to be interrupted. But you will incur a late payment fee.
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enigma_1
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11 years ago
Late payment fee? Isn't the payment for one month in advance? If paid in full before 30 days past due isn't the payment technically on time?
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RCSMG
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11 years ago
They prorate your first month payment, but when you get your bill full payment is due by the payment due date. Once you make that first payment then your bill will be for that month's service.
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MicCheck
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11 years ago
To elaborate on RCSMG's response: If your bill prints on 5/1, it is for service from 5/1 to 5/31 and the due date is probably about 5/23. Your bill is printed for the month in advance, but by the time it comes due, it is toward the end of the cycle you're paying for.
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Leebyrddom
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5 years ago
I still need to pay
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